Open JoeWilsonEQ opened 5 years ago
I am using PS CC2020 can't either read or write. Can you tell me where to place the plugin file in PC CC 2019 directory? Thanks alot. @JoeWilsonEQ
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Download the IntelTextureWorks zip file and expand it on your local
computer Copy IntelTextureWorks.8bi Paste the plugin into the appropriate Photoshop Plugin folder C:\Program Files\Adobe Photoshop CC 2019\Plug-Ins\ Copy the cubemap scripts from: PhotoshopScripts\IntelTextureWorks-ConvertCubeMap.jsx PhotoshopScripts\IntelTextureWorks-CubeMapGaussianBlur.jsx Paste the cubemap scripts into: C:\Program Files\Adobe Photoshop CC 2019\Presets\Scripts
i have verified it with 2019
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I try with PC CC2015 it works. But still not work with CC2020
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@christop4D Finally success. I have install two PS CC2020 both in C:\ and E:\ My bad, thanks for your time.
I'm using PS CS 2019.1.3
I've installed the plugin and have successfully created some BC7 DDS files.
Now, the problem comes when I try to open these files. If I go to File -> Open As and select the Intel/DDS format, and then attempt to open the file nothing happens. The file doesn't load, I don't get an error, the file load dialog just goes away.
If I try with BC1 it works fine, so this seems to be an issues with BC7 specifically.
For whatever it's worth, I can't load BC7 files in Gimp with the DDS plugin either, but BC1 works fine there. In Gimp I get a file type not supported error though.